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Prayer for a Church Website
We offer a prayer for a church website, inspired by an actual church website announcing a four-year-old event on its homepage. Lord, have mercy.
Easter Effort: Microsite
A church in Pennsylvania created a microsite to better reach guests while their main site is being redeveloped. What's your church doing for Easter?
Easter Effort: First Year Communicator
A church in Florida has a first year communicator who is trying a new bulletin, blog posts and stories. What's your church doing for Easter?
Easter Effort: Resurrection Painting
A church in St. Louis is meeting at the World's Fair Pavilion and created a promo video in paint. What's your church doing for Easter?
Easter Effort: Yard Signs
A church in Florida flooded their city with yard signs. What's your church doing for Easter?
Easter Effort: Egg Drop
A church in Louisiana did an egg drop with 45,000 eggs for Easter. What's your church doing for Easter?
Easter Effort: Lilies & Lent
A church in Pennsylvania offered a journey through Lent on social media and memorializes loved ones with Easter lilies. What's your church doing for Easter?
Easter Effort: The Spark
A church in Oregon sees new energy at Easter. And the communication director is looking forward to a post-Easter massage.
Cleve Persinger: A Church Communications Missionary
We talk with new CFCC board member Cleve Persinger about Creative Missions and the role of communicators in moving churches forward.
Easter Effort: Meeting in a Shopping Center
A church in North Carolina that normally meets in a theater moves their Easter services outside in a shopping center to better engage their community.
Easter Effort: Egg Invitations
One church in Missouri prepared for Easter with egg invitations and actually getting things done in advance. What's your church doing for Easter?
More Last-Minute Social Media Ideas for Easter
We're in the final days before Easter and we've got more last-minute social media ideas for Easter that one church is putting into practice.
Church Branding on #cmschat
The #cmschat community shares insights and wisdom on church branding, what it is, why it's important and how to do it effectively.
The Live and Online Episode
We talk with Mark Clement about how church members no longer attend every Sunday in a month and how on-demand culture is changing how we do church.
Church Visitor Horror Stories: Scarlet Letter
Calling out visitors in the name of helping the congregation identify them? No thanks. You might as well slap a scarlet letter on their chests.
